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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways “Fake it till you make it” doesn’t survive search results. Founders are being audited online before every opportunity. If what they find doesn’t align with what you claim, the opportunity often disappears. Because of this, PR has become more important. When approached strategically, it builds verifiable signals that support your positioning before you try to scale your visibility. Don’t jump into big media pitches without building the foundation that supports it. You need alignment and a consistent digital presence that supports your positioning across every platform. “Fake it till you…

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Whether we like it or not, artificial intelligence has infiltrated the workplace, and employees are under pressure to use it. However, according to a new study, you may want to skip asking AI to help you manage matters of the heart. The two-part study, titled “Sycophantic AI decreases prosocial intentions and promotes dependence,” was recently published in the journal Science. The experiment made the case that using chatbots for personal advice and navigating emotional situations can be harmful because the system is designed to tell people what they want to hear. Using chatbots may reinforce troubling behavior rather than help people…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways I watch for clarity, context, and chemistry — traits that show whether a founder can navigate chaos and scale a business. Founders who master these traits teach their teams to solve problems independently, turning potential bottlenecks into growth engines. I’ve spent my career operating in chaos. Whether it was rebuilding the LA Clippers’ technology backbone from scratch, steering billion-dollar M&A deals or introducing AI platforms into human-driven industries like sports and entertainment, I’ve learned to spot patterns in the noise. The temptation is to think the answer is in the…

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Arc RaidersCredit: Embark StudiosThe next big Arc Raiders update is almost here and some exciting new content is on the way for the denizens of Speranza. New guns for the first time in ages, a powerful new Arc enemy and some much-needed improvements to crafting are all making their way to the popular extraction shooter in the Flashpoint update.What Time Does Flashpoint Go Live?While Embark Studios has not announced an exact release time for the Flashpoint update, previous updates have fallen at 1:30 a.m. PST / 4:30 a.m. EST in the past. Here’s when the new update is likely going…

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A two-minute condolence video cost Air Canada’s CEO his job. Michael Rousseau announced Monday he would step down by the end of the third quarter, days after releasing a statement about a fatal runway collision that was delivered almost entirely in English. He said “bonjour” and “merci.” That was it. In bilingual Canada, that’s a career-ending mistake. Air Canada is headquartered in Montreal and legally required to offer services in both English and French. On March 22, an Air Canada Express flight from Montreal collided with a fire truck at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, killing both pilots and injuring dozens.…

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Before he became a world-famous electronic music DJ and music producer, John Summit was just John Schuster — a CPA working at accounting firm Ernst and Young and making music on the side.After his single “Deep End” was released in 2020 and grew wildly popular, so did John Summit. He’s gone on to tour all over the world, and will be headlining at Ultra Miami this weekend – one of the biggest stages in the electronic music festival scene.Summit spoke to Fast Company about his journey, his events brand “Experts Only,” and what’s next in his musical endeavors. Source link

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Key Takeaways Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been leading the AI chipmaker since founding it in 1993. In a new interview, Huang explained that he avoids one-on-ones with his 60 direct reports. That way, no single leader gets special information or privileged access to him. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang skips one-on-ones with his dozens of direct reports in favor of team meetings because he wants everyone operating with the same information and solving problems together out in the open, according to a recent episode of the Lex Fridman Podcast.  Huang’s leadership structure is intentionally extreme by traditional standards. Instead of…

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Stressed tired healthcare worker sitting on floorgettyOnce again, “The Pitt” has captured something real, pinpointing the chronic problem of stress and burnout in our health system. Toward the end of Season 2, Episode 12, third-year medical student Joy Kwon leaves when her shift is over, even though the ER is busier than usual. Dr. Langdon, a resident who has been battling addiction throughout this season, tells her most people stay when things are in “disaster mode.”Joy: “You know 62% of ED docs report suffering from burnout?”Langdon: “Painfully aware.”Joy: “So maybe all you lunatics need to learn to set some boundaries,…

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Everyone hates autocorrect on their iPhones, but few realize what has actually caused problems. When you tapped a character while typing quickly, the key would sometimes expand, but no character would appear in the text box. Those missing “ghost letters” hampered autocorrect’s ability to guess what you were trying to write. Apple released iOS 26.4, fixing the bug — sort of. Testing showed the new software produced fewer errors. Users can also reset their keyboard dictionary or build custom autocorrect shortcuts to improve accuracy. But the update only solves part of the problem. Autocorrect still runs on the same machine-learning…

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After weeks of chaos in U.S. airports, the Transportation Safety Administration said the first paychecks in weeks are being sent as early as Monday to its workers, giving the beleaguered aviation system a boost of optimism.Wait times at some TSA security bottlenecks, such as the airport checkpoints in Atlanta and Houston, improved significantly Monday morning.But how long it will take for long security lines to consistently return to normal — and how long federal immigration officers will stay in airports — remains unknown as the busy spring break travel season continues.The DHS shutdown has resulted in not only travel delays but also warnings of airport closures as TSA workers…

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